Studentcare Dentist for Toronto Students
What Is Studentcare?
Studentcare is a specialized health and dental benefits provider for university and college students. Designed with affordability and accessibility in mind, it partners with a network of dentists who agree to offer discounted services based on the Ontario Dental Association Fee Guide. The Studentcare Dental Network aims to help students access quality dental care, while saving money.
If you’re a student looking for affordable dental care in Toronto, Studentcare dental coverage can be your best ally. Atlas Dental, a proud member of the Studentcare Dental Network, offers discounted dental services to students at participating Ontario colleges and universities. Before deciding on whether you should visit Atlas Dental for dental services using your Studentcare dental benefits, there are some things you should know:
- How Does the Studentcare Discount Work?
- Am I Eligible for Studentcare Dental Coverage?
- How to Enroll in Studentcare Dental Coverage
- Frequently Asked Questions About Studentcare Dentists
If you have any further questions about Studentcare or other dental services offered at Atlas Dental, please contact us.
How Does the Studentcare Discount Work?
The cost to the student accessing a Studentcare Network dentist is the fee of the procedure according to the ODA Fee Guide for General Practitioners minus the Network discount:
Service Type | Eligible Discount |
---|---|
Preventive Services | 30% Discount |
Basic Services | 20% Discount |
Major Restorative | 20% Discount |
To determine your exact coverage, consult your Studentcare policy documents or contact us at Atlas Dental for assistance.
Am I Eligible for Studentcare Dental Coverage?
To qualify for Studentcare discounts, you must be a registered student at a participating institution. Participating Ontario post-secondary institutions include:
- CCNM – Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (NSA)
- Carleton University Undergraduate Students (CUSA)
- CMCC – Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College Students’ Council
- Conestoga Students Inc (CSI)
- McMaster University (GSA)
- Mohawk College (MSA)
- OCADU
- Ontario Tech Student Union (OTSU)
- Queen’s University (AMS)
- Sault College (SCSU)
- Sheridan College (SSU)
- Society of Graduate and Professional Students at Queen’s University (SGPS)
- University of Toronto Graduate Students’ Union (UTGSU)
- University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU)
- University of Waterloo graduate students (GSA)
- University of Waterloo undergraduate students (WUSA)
- University of Western Ontario Society of Graduate Students (SOGS)
- University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU)
- WLU – Wilfrid Laurier University Graduate Students’ Association (GSA)
- WLU – Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union (WLUSU)
For a complete list, visit the Studentcare website or contact us at Atlas Dental directly.
How to Enroll in Studentcare Dental Coverage
Follow these steps to start using your Studentcare benefits:
- Verify Eligibility: Confirm that your school participates in the Studentcare program.
- Enroll: Most students are automatically enrolled through their tuition fees. If not, you can opt-in online.
- Get Your Membership Card: This card is essential for accessing discounts at Studentcare network dentists.
- Find a Network Dentist: Choose a participating dentist like Atlas Dental for seamless service.
By following these simple steps, you can utilize Studentcare’s network of dental professionals to ensure you receive the best possible care throughout your student journey. If you have further questions about Studentcare, please contact us.
Frequently Asked Questions About Studentcare Dentists
- What services are covered under Studentcare?
Studentcare typically covers preventive care (cleanings, check-ups), basic services (fillings, extractions), and some major restorative treatments. Specific coverage depends on your plan, so refer to your policy documents or contact us for assistance.
- Can I opt out of Studentcare?
Yes, if you already have comparable dental coverage, you may opt out of Studentcare. You’ll need to provide proof of insurance, and opt-out deadlines vary by institution. Check your school’s student services office for details.
- What are Blackout Periods, and how do they affect me?
Blackout periods are times when Studentcare cannot confirm your coverage, usually at the beginning of a new semester.
- Fall Blackout Period: From September 1 to October 31.
- Winter Blackout Period: From January 1 to February 28 for new students.
If you receive dental care during a blackout period, keep all receipts. You can claim reimbursement once your coverage is confirmed.
- Do I need to visit a Studentcare network dentist?
While it’s not mandatory, visiting a network dentist like Atlas Dental ensures you receive the full Studentcare discount. Non-network dentists may charge higher fees, which could increase your out-of-pocket costs.
Studentcare makes it easy for students to access affordable dental care while managing the demands of academic life. If you have further questions about Studentcare or want to book an appointment, contact us at Atlas Dental today!
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